Bob Dylan’s album covers have provided some iconic images over the years, whether it’s a photo of the singer or art he helps choose. BLOOMBERG NEWS.

For their release, eight years after they were recorded, Dylan and the Band recruited photographer Reid Miles because they liked his album cover for Thelonious Monk’s 1968 album Underground.

The stories behind 20 of Bob Dylan's album covers. "Art is the perpetual motion of illusion," Bob Dylan told Rolling Stone in 1978. "The highest purpose of art is to inspire.

In 1967, Bob Dylan and The Beatles both released albums. Dylan, along with many other people, made an appearance on the cover of The Beatles’ album Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.When ...

The set pays tribute to Dylan beyond the music, too. The cover is literally a tip of the cap, with Stewart striking a pose similar to Dylan’s on his 1969 album Nashville Skyline — hat and ...

Bob Dylan almost returned the favor to Elvis Presley by recording an album of Elvis covers. He record three songs: “Lawdy Miss Clawdy,” “Money Honey,” and “Anyway You Want Me”.

Dylan fans and critics alike consider Blood on the Tracks one of Bob’s finest albums. Much of the 10-track collection was believed to be inspired the breakup Dylan’s marriage to first wife ...

NYC is full of iconic rock ‘n’ roll moments like Bob Dylan’s album cover — and this photographer is highlighting the history By . Marissa Matozzo. Published May 23, 2025, 1:37 p.m. ET.

Dave Stewart on His Dylan Covers Album, ‘Jam Sessions’ With Bob in the ’80s & What He Thinks of ‘A Complete Unknown’ Dave Does Dylan comes out on Record Store Day (April 12) ahead of a ...

Dylan’s regular set list has been fixated on the “Rough and Rowdy Ways” album, featuring every track other than “Murder Most Foul,” the 17-minute meditation on John F. Kennedy’s ...

So come gather ‘round, people, and let's judge Dylan by his image, or his images. We're ranking all 40 of his studio albums ...

The cover is literally a tip of the cap, with Stewart striking a pose similar to Dylan’s on his 1969 album Nashville Skyline — hat and acoustic guitar included.